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Newspaper

Iowa Citizen

Location

Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1903

Page

6

Struck by Rock Island Train Near Buffalo

Fritz Bernich of Scott County yra loading lumber near Buffalo Illinois when a Rock Island freight No. 99 struck his wagon at a bluff crossing. He jumped clear but not before suffering head hip and wrist injuries. His horses died and the wagon was wrecked. The crew aided him and Dr Barrows attended him. Bernich had been a county supervisor candidate.

Buffalo Fritz Bernich Scott County Biue Gress Rock Island Flo Davenport Bluff Road Bernieh Bernich C. L. Bar- Tows

Cardinal Vaughn of Westminster dies at 61

Very Rev Herbert Vaughn cardinal and archbishop of Westminster died at midnight in London. Born April 25 1832 he became archbishop in 1892 after long battle with heart disease and dropsy. Rome reports show pope learned of death only late and prayed for Vaughn.

London Herbert Vaughn Westminster Rome Lappont Vaughn

Reliance Dominates Early Start In 25 1 2 Mile Race

In New York on June 22 the Reliance surged to the lead within 29 minutes and held the advantage as the trio circled the triangle course. Constitution and Columbia pursued, but Reliance finished 4 minutes 17 seconds ahead of Constitution and 7 minutes 21 seconds ahead of Columbia.

New York Reliance Columbia Constitution Elder Lne Barr

Lightning Strikes Mine Hut Packed With Dynamite

A Cambridge Ohio report describes a June 22 explosion at a mine near Senecaville where 3,000 pounds of dynamite were stored. Six men died and many injured as a barn housing the workers collapsed during a storm. Names listed include William Mahoney Samuel Hartup Russell Hartup Hiram Wilson Hayes Hutchison and Robert Wilson. Raion New Mexico report notes five killed by a separate mine explosion on June 20.

Cambridge Ohio Senecaville William Mahoney Samuel Hartup Russell Hartup Hiram Wilson Hayes Hutchison Robert Wilson

Navy honors fallen sailor at Nyborg Denmark

United States European squadron stopped at Nyborg to honor a Negro sailor who died by his own act. Eighty officers and men with a band landed with the body as flags were half-masted. Danish military and civil authorities and foreign consuls attended and laid flowers on the coffin draped in Danish and American colors.

Copenhagen Nyberg Denmark United States Navy Nyborg

Lutherans Plan Historic Merger Meetings Across States

The United Norwegian church of America will convene in Albert Lea Minnesota with Lutherans from Duluth Minnesota. A greeting from Rev E Noretiis D D president of the Swedish Lutheran Augustana synod signals renewed fusion efforts. Officials call the merger one of the greatest events in American Lutheran history. Parochial school teacher salaries will rise next year.

Duluth Minn Albert Lea United Norwegian Church of America E. Noretiis Anusustana Synod

William the Great memorial dinner in Hamburg

Emperor William attended the Rathaus dinner for the William the Great memorial. He urged Germans to take on tasks with resolve and predicted the venerable figure will be remembered with legends for centuries in the hearts of the people.

Hamburg William Rathaus William the Great Germany Phart Frederick Barbarossa

Last of Glasgow Bandit McKinney Shot Dead

James McKinney, the last of four Glasgow fugitives who broke jail on June 6, was shot Tuesday after an ineffectual attempt to kill Miss Darnell who discovered him in her father's barnhouse. The escape cost five lives including officers Jack Williams Charles Hill and two others, with prisoner Jack Brown lynched at Glasgow.

Glasgow Mont James McKinney Darnell Benhouse McKinney Jack Williams Charles Hill William Hardee Jack Brown

Finals in St Louis Sharpshooters Union Tournament

Finals in the Central Sharpshooters union event were wild and the official results not yet released. Top targets included Stitch with C W Barr St Louis Emil Berg Davenport L Knaebel Highland Al Vincent Rapp St Louis and R Nester Cincinnati. Schmidt Milwaukee O Dell Cincinnati tied 217 for King and Roessler St Louis led Honor with 69. Men Ross Chicago Berg Davenport Schmidt Milwaukee all tied 95.

St. Louie Central Sharpshooters Union C. W. Barr St Louis Emil Berg Davenport L. Knaebel Highland Vincent Rapp St. Louis R. Nester Cincinnati King

Train Disaster Near New Richmond In Wisconsin

A Wisconsin Central freight train derailed two miles east of New Richmond and plunged into Willow Creek after a bridge collapse. A repairman dropped a lit lantern into the wreck triggering a naptha tank car explosion. Several trainmen were seriously burned and 32 cars burned or destroyed, with traffic disrupted for days.

New Richmond Wis Wisconsin Gentral Here Willow Creek

Saengerfest Officers Named for 1907 Festival

North American Saengerbund members elect J. H. Deiler of New Orleans as president Chas. G. Schmidt of Cincinnati and P. Mettler of Toledo as vice presidents A. Linck of St. Louis secretary John P. Frenzel Indianapolis treasurer L. E. Heigott of Cincinnati board chair Indianapolis chosen as next festival site in 1907.

St. Louis Saengerbund J. H. Deiler New Origans Chas. G. Scmidt Cincinnati P. Mettler Toledo A. Linck John P. Frenzel Indianapolis L. E. Heigott

Strike declared ends for Kansas City freight handlers

Railroad officials announce the freight handlers strike is at an end for their part in Kansas City. In Santa Fe Rock Island Frisco and Missouri Kansas Texas freight houses workers are back, with 200 Negroes brought in and 100 more expected to fill striker roles.

Kansas City Santa Fe Rock Island Frisco Missouri, Kansas & Texas

Catholics Talk Temperance Convention in Bloomington

The Catholic Total Abstinence convention convenes in Bloomington with readings on temperance from Archbishop Keane of Dubuque, Rev. Doyle of New York, and Rev. McSweeney of Baltimore.

Bloomington Archbishop Keane Dubuque Doyle New York McSweeney Baltimore

Berlin Inquiry Finds No Basis for Statue Crowd Disaster

Inquiries into a Hamburg report during Emperor William's statue unveiling found the tale groundless. Police had restrained crowds but when released the crowd pressed the grandstand area without any accident occurring.

Berlin Hamburg William

Four Robbers Captured After Bank Heist Battle

Four robbers attempted to raid Center Halfbank in Bellefontaine Pennsylvania but were captured in the Seven Mountains after a gunfight. One gang member, named Showalter, was severely wounded and from Wisconsin, with the others identified as repeat operators in the past week.

Bellefontaine Center Halfbank Seven Mountains Showalter Wisconsin

Explosion wrecks Central Manufacturing building in Cincinnati

A terrific explosion leveled the Central Manufacturing building in Cincinnati. Fred Pape, principal owner, was killed. Partner Joseph Kitchkowski was fatally injured. Several girl employees were injured but none seriously.

Cincinnati Central Manufacturing Company Fred Pape Joseph Kitchkowski

Liberty Bell Welcomed Home in Philadelphia

The Liberty Bell arrived in Philadelphia from Boston to a celebratory reception with whistles bands and cannon salutes. School children sang the national anthem and speeches were delivered by the reception committee.

Philadelphia Boston

Arm Torn From Socket In Store Break In

Two men George Marvin and George Hunt tried to force entry at a general store in Jolietyile Indiana. An accidental nitroglycerine explosion tore Marvin’s arm off and left him gravely injured with fatal injuries anticipated.

Jolietyile Ind George Marvin George Hunt Marvin

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